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I. General Characteristics of the Three First Gospels II . Their Independence of one ... Impracticability of constructing a formal Harmony of the Three Gospels 12 17 19 20 27 . CHAPTER II . OF THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO MATTHEW . 29 .
I. General Characteristics of the Three First Gospels II . Their Independence of one ... Impracticability of constructing a formal Harmony of the Three Gospels 12 17 19 20 27 . CHAPTER II . OF THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO MATTHEW . 29 .
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OF THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO LUKE . . . . SEOTION I. Its Authorship II . Its Origin III . For what Readers and with what Object it was written IV . At what Time it was written V. At what Place it was written VI .
OF THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO LUKE . . . . SEOTION I. Its Authorship II . Its Origin III . For what Readers and with what Object it was written IV . At what Time it was written V. At what Place it was written VI .
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We accordingly find that while we have very numerous Hebraisms in his Gospel , we also have far more classical idioms , and a much freer use of Greek compounds than in the others . 2. The composition of the sentences is more studied and ...
We accordingly find that while we have very numerous Hebraisms in his Gospel , we also have far more classical idioms , and a much freer use of Greek compounds than in the others . 2. The composition of the sentences is more studied and ...
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Any one who can read the Gospel and Epistles of St. John , and doubt this , would seem to me to read to little purpose indeed . 13. A very important result of this may be thus stated . The two , three , or four , Gospel records of the ...
Any one who can read the Gospel and Epistles of St. John , and doubt this , would seem to me to read to little purpose indeed . 13. A very important result of this may be thus stated . The two , three , or four , Gospel records of the ...
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SECTION I. GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE THREE FIRST GOSPELS . 1. On examining the four records of our ... If we now turn to the fourth Gospel , we find this deficiency remarkably supplied . The various occasions on which our Lord went ...
SECTION I. GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE THREE FIRST GOSPELS . 1. On examining the four records of our ... If we now turn to the fourth Gospel , we find this deficiency remarkably supplied . The various occasions on which our Lord went ...
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| Title | The New Testament for English Readers: pt.1. The three first gospels Volume 1, Parts 1-2 of The New Testament for English Readers: Containing the Authorized Version, Marginal Corrections of Readings and Renderings, Marginal References, and a Critical and Explanatory Commentary, Henry Alford |
| Author | Henry Alford |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | Rivingtons, 1808 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 1 Feb 2008 |
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